I am here SEARCHING for the number 1 song on my birthday. 😊 My mother was the one who gave me my love for music and dancing. I remember her singing and dancing to all the latest songs like Charlie Brown and Yakety Yak. My grandaddy’s name was Charlie and we got a kick out of singing that song to him. I miss my people so much for the truest love I’ve ever known and am grateful they passed on their love of music to me, which I am passionate about to this day. 🎶💃🏾💙
Mine also, she used to sing in the kitchen while making dinner and I would sit at the table and listen. Was about four or five years old. I still remember the songs she would sing and I have copies of them. ❤❤ Thank you MOM. Her name was Helen Montague. I love ❤️ her.😊😊😊😊❤❤❤
Terrific LOUD sound. First concert I even went to was The Coasters in Long Beach Calif auditorium 1956 or 57 when I was 14 or 15. This song is STILL terrific. So glad to see recent posts, people still watching, hearing this great group.
So you must been in your 80s quite a achievement congrats this is my drinking song helps me knock back bottles even when my body giving up at 32 liver disease etc I shouldn’t drink alchol I no but aniexty to me is unbearable and got die of sumthing I guess alchol problem started at 13 and been self medicating all that time godless everyone peace and love ❤️
My first time seeing the coasters perform was in the early 60s at the Howard theater located in Washington DC. I was also a musician myself at the time as a bass guitar player. Later I had the opportunity of recording a song with the lead singer of the coasters Billy guy around 1966 in a recording studio down town DC 22nd & K st NW. Billy recorded a song title Do The Squirrel Robert Earl and that was the last time that I saw him.RIP BILLY
❤ in a time long ago when music WAS music and we just felt good listening to it and sharing it with our friends. In 2024 it's a stalkers song. Ha ha ha.
I have the original ATCO record. Young Blood is on the flip side. The original lead singer sang on both sides. Sha Na Na Na also does both these songs. Check their versions out on U Tube.
This is one of the greatest two sided hits of all time - the other side being Young Blood. Anyone who was a teenager in New York like was in the late 50s, can't forget it. One of my all-time favorites. When the Beatles first started out, I thought they were a pale imitation of the Coasters. I didn't see them then, but did manage to see them perform in an Oldies review at I think the Fillmore East in Manhattan around 1989.
I was going to post about Young Blood both gems, but you beat me to it Most Coasters 45;s should have been double sided hits Another was Poison Ivy, flip, I'm a Hog For you Baby The 50's nothing beats it!!!!
The Beatles were big fans of the Coasters, live at the Beeb features "Searchin" and "Young Blood" & "Three Cool Cats" if you listen to One after 909 the harmonies are like the Coasters. The Stones did Poison Ivy !!
I was just this minute listening to an interview with Paul McCartney, from the BBC's Desert Island Discs in which he mentioned this was a popular request for them at the Cavern. He picked it (the Coasters version) as one of the records he would take to a desert island with him. :-)
Grateful for Dick Clark having the insight, wherewithal and courage to exspose America to Black music. We could hea it on the radio, but many groups would have never been seen on TV if it was not for Dick! Peace.
@@ghostrider-ek8gu It was a real shame how Alan Freed was screwed over and how it destroyed him, a lot of black artists owe him a tribute for making them famous.
A buddy and I took-our wives to LasVegas to see the Coasters and what a show those men put on. I think there was 2 original members but you would never know it.
@@TheMargarita1948 yes the white man did call black men’s boy the same as today but don’t answer to what you’re called you answer to your name all part of history
It's the original group alright. My favorite song and favorite group back then. Leiber and Stoller we need you now! The stuff they call music today isn't. (Except the Eagles, of course.) Stephanie Connor
This is the second group, the Original Coasters from 1955-58 were Bobby Nunn, Leon Hughes, Carl Gardner, and Billy Guy. Nunn, Hughes and Gardner all came from the Robins. The got Will "Dub" Jones from the Jacks/Cadets. And Cornell Gunter came from the Flairs/Ermines.
I wished that Dick Clark, would have introduced the group! The Coasters were an amazing singing group! I wish they were still singing! I love this song; though it was before my time! 👍😘👍
I loved all the coasters song especially this one after searching I know he did bring her in he was determined to find her still sounds good to me in 2020 back to you coasters
+Terry McManus You read the book too huh. Jerry Leiber & Mike Stoller were amazing. So many people were either influenced or covered their Songs from The Beatles, Beach Boys, Elvis, Donna Summer whose songs have been revered by everyone from Smokey Robinson, Ray Charles and Isaac Hayes. Jerry's Son Oliver was in a Group called Ta Mara & The Seen who had a Hit Record called "Everybody Dance".
MUSICAL MEMORIAL: RHYTHM & BLUES VOCALIST CARL GARDNER DIED ON THIS DAY, JUNE 12, 2011, AT THE AGE OF 83. THE CAUSE OF DEATH WAS OF HEART FAILURE/VASCULAR DIMENTIA. HE WAS BORN ON APRIL 29, 1928. BOBBY NUNN DIED ON NOVEMBER 5, 1986, AT THE AGE OF 61 DUE TO HEART FAILURE. CORNELL-CORNELIUS GUNTHER DIED ON FEBRUARY 26, 1990, AT THE AGE OF 53. THE CAUSE OF DEATH WAS HOMICIDE-GUN SHOT WOUNDS. WILLIAM "DUB" JONES DIED ON JANUARY 16, 2000, AT THE AGE OF 71 DUE TO DIABETIC COMPLICTIONS. BILLY GUY DIED ON NOVEMBER 5, 2002, AT THE AGE OF 66. RONNIE BRIGHT DIED ON NOVEMBER 26, 2015, AT THE AGE OF 77. GUITARIST ADOLPH JACOBS DIED ON JULY 23, 2014, AT THE AGE OF 75. MAY THEY ALL REST IN HARMONY. FOR MORE INFO AND MEMORIALS, PLEASE JOIN MY GROUP AND VIEW MY TH-cam PAGE: TONY JAMS MUSICAL MEMORIALS 1950'S AND BEYOND. FACE BOOK PAGE: TONY JAMS MUSICAL MEMORIALS. THANK YOU.
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It was such a happy time...an illegal war being waged by 2 criminals who worked in the oval office...3 culture shifting assasinations...a race war, protests in the streets... thousands of people suffering from PTSD from WW2 and Korean war....so many fantastic memories...
whispering thunder no matter what decade is mentioned someone will always find something to darken it, I’m just talking about the music. This is hardly the forum to air political views. I understand where you’re coming from but there must be a better place air them .
LOVE THE COASTERS. Every song was unique. TV in those days was beyond awful, and hysterical. Looks a bit better now. :) And I remember most all of those other songs on the top ten list too. Nice to see Dick Clark again in his early top show.
Folks, this is the original group with Carl Gardner, Will (Dub)Jones,, Cornell Gunther and Billy Guy performing Searchin on American Bandstand back in the late 1950's!
It is sad, that people who created so much to make this country #1 and unique and the envy of the world, were and are under continued domestic terror by the same nation that they made pop. Without blak Americans, this country would be like the UK without any music - dull!
Doug Fever: Carl Gardner and Bobby Nunn (as I recall) started out in the L.A. area where they had several hits, singing with The Robins. When Ahmet Ertegun of Atlantic Records saw them, signed them, and persuaded them to relocate to New York, they changed the name of the group to the Coasters, reflecting their coast-to-coast journey. I believe that Bobby Nunn left the group shortly thereafter and was replaced, so he wasn't a Coaster for very long.
I don't know,Tema Goldberg. I'm 69 and remember segregation (and Dick Clark WAS kinda bigoted) but he wouldn't have announced it so blatantly by having a black act enter the studio through the back door.
In Frankfort Ky in the mid-1980s, I had a friend who had heard that the Coasters were going to be at a little downtown bar auditioning for band members. Several of my friends and I went to the bar and we got an almost private performance of the Coasters playing all their hits. There were only about 10 people in the bar and we were about 15 feet from the stage. I'll be 81 this year and that night was one of the highlights of my life.
To think that a great group like this most likely couldn’t enter the in the front door of the places where they performed probably barely made $25 between them but was still able to make great music while facing segregation shame on America this country will NEVER change,,,,,,now back to the music!
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I am here SEARCHING for the number 1 song on my birthday. 😊 My mother was the one who gave me my love for music and dancing. I remember her singing and dancing to all the latest songs like Charlie Brown and Yakety Yak. My grandaddy’s name was Charlie and we got a kick out of singing that song to him.
I miss my people so much for the truest love I’ve ever known and am grateful they passed on their love of music to me, which I am passionate about to this day. 🎶💃🏾💙
Mine also, she used to sing in the kitchen while making dinner and I would sit at the table and listen. Was about four or five years old. I still remember the songs she would sing and I have copies of them. ❤❤
Thank you MOM. Her name was
Helen Montague. I love ❤️ her.😊😊😊😊❤❤❤
The Coasters were one of of kind.. a stamp in an American Music.. there big songs last for eternity ..and most of all they put a smile on your face..
Im 16 and this music is much better than now. Thanks to my dad he got me into 90s and lower
The Beatles cover brought me here.
And still being played in 2020, gota love the coasters especially when you hear some of the rubbish my generation releasing
worth listening to in 1960, very popular in high school
@@mafiadoner3619 well said my friend
@@luccaelisha7340 you are indeed correct, no one cares at all
Nya... Wow! Have you listened to absolutely all the current singers and music groups in the world and none of them like you? O.O
"I am born in the wrong generation".
Terrific LOUD sound. First concert I even went to was The Coasters in Long Beach Calif auditorium 1956 or 57 when I was 14 or 15. This song is STILL terrific. So glad to see recent posts, people still watching, hearing this great group.
TEMA GOLDBERG
1 second ago
I bet they had to enter from the back door.
Awesome 👏 and thanks for sharing!
This is one lineup, maybe the original. Later lineups had 5 members. The bass singer doesn't sing on this.
This group is truly incredible. I'm 31 born in 1990. Can't express how much I love this group
So you must been in your 80s quite a achievement congrats this is my drinking song helps me knock back bottles even when my body giving up at 32 liver disease etc I shouldn’t drink alchol I no but aniexty to me is unbearable and got die of sumthing I guess alchol problem started at 13 and been self medicating all that time godless everyone peace and love ❤️
I was born in 1983 but love my parents era of music...this the real music not like todays ...
My first time seeing the coasters perform was in the early 60s at the Howard theater located in Washington DC. I was also a musician myself at the time as a bass guitar player. Later I had the opportunity of recording a song with the lead singer of the coasters Billy guy around 1966 in a recording studio down town DC 22nd & K st NW. Billy recorded a song title Do The Squirrel Robert Earl and that was the last time that I saw him.RIP BILLY
(from Bolivia)
If it was good u heard it at the Howard !
❤ in a time long ago when music WAS music and we just felt good listening to it and sharing it with our friends. In 2024 it's a stalkers song. Ha ha ha.
OKG How I love this song! Dang 70 years old and they still make me want to get up and dance. I so love you guys!
Yes I've been trying to find this song forever FINALLY
@BeigeAndBrown arrr you beat me to that one 🤣👍
Why
Guess you could say you were...searchin'
I have the original ATCO record. Young Blood is on the flip side. The original lead singer sang on both sides. Sha Na Na Na also does both these songs. Check their versions out on U Tube.
True talent
This is one of the greatest two sided hits of all time - the other side being Young Blood. Anyone who was a teenager in New York like was in the late 50s, can't forget it. One of my all-time favorites. When the Beatles first started out, I thought they were a pale imitation of the Coasters. I didn't see them then, but did manage to see them perform in an Oldies review at I think the Fillmore East in Manhattan around 1989.
I was going to post about Young Blood both gems, but you beat me to it Most Coasters 45;s should have been double sided hits Another was Poison Ivy, flip, I'm a Hog For you Baby The 50's nothing beats it!!!!
The Beatles were big fans of the Coasters, live at the Beeb features "Searchin" and "Young Blood" & "Three Cool Cats" if you listen to One after 909 the harmonies are like the Coasters. The Stones did Poison Ivy !!
I was just this minute listening to an interview with Paul McCartney, from the BBC's Desert Island Discs in which he mentioned this was a popular request for them at the Cavern. He picked it (the Coasters version) as one of the records he would take to a desert island with him. :-)
@@papercup2517 "Sing Searching Paul Sing Searching"
@@aguilarcast That's it! :-)
Chris and val 😂
@@jaynerobson3188 exactly! 🤝
What an incredible, INCREDIBLE group that was!
Grateful for Dick Clark having the insight, wherewithal and courage to exspose America to Black music. We could hea it on the radio, but many groups would have never been seen on TV if it was not for Dick! Peace.
Nat King Cole had a variety show on tv before anybody heard of Dick Clark so somebody else was exposing black entertainers on tv way before him.
........dick Clark paid the black acts less than the white acts....appropriated music/American culture.......
It was most definitely Alan Freed
Blak music is all music in the US. It's funny how they call it blak when we do it, but the music itself when anyone else tries to do it.
@@ghostrider-ek8gu It was a real shame how Alan Freed was screwed over and how it destroyed him, a lot of black artists owe him a tribute for making them famous.
Both "October Sky" and "The Iron Giant" come to mind when I hear this song! I love both films, which feature the topic of Sputnik!
For me it’s iron giant and know your mushrooms, which is an obscure documentary that predates fantastic fungi
Iron giant bought me here
Both movies that came out in 1999 that also took place in 1957! Mind blown!
A buddy and I took-our wives to LasVegas to see the Coasters and what a show those men put on. I think there was 2 original members but you would never know it.
The Coasters, were a great group, many hits, it brings back such memories, Thank you Coasters.
Love those days men were men and ladies were ladies which we respected each other and love to dance
I heard some of the men were called “boy” back then.
@@TheMargarita1948 yes the white man did call black men’s boy the same as today but don’t answer to what you’re called you answer to your name all part of history
It's the original group alright. My favorite song and favorite group back then. Leiber and Stoller we need you now! The stuff they call music today isn't. (Except the Eagles, of course.) Stephanie Connor
This is the second group, the Original Coasters from 1955-58 were Bobby Nunn, Leon Hughes, Carl Gardner, and Billy Guy. Nunn, Hughes and Gardner all came from the Robins. The got Will "Dub" Jones from the Jacks/Cadets. And Cornell Gunter came from the Flairs/Ermines.
My grandfather used to sing this song when it came on the radio. Didn't sound quite like them but gave my grandmother and I a great laugh
Searchin
Awesome, Rock on Coasters, loving it in 2021!!!
I wished that Dick Clark, would have introduced the group! The Coasters were an amazing singing group! I wish they were still singing! I love this song; though it was before my time! 👍😘👍
One of the truly great groups throughout the 1950's. They set the stage for much of what was to come in the 1960's.
Came out in 1957 when I was a freshman in high school. Loved to dance to this.
same here Rosemarie...freshman in 58...Danced to this one at weekly teen club :)
McDonalds commercial brought me here
Bloink Eh i havent seen that in yearsss
That girl was beautiful.
I played this 45rpm record all the time, when I was a kid! Still love it!
they are perfect in this song.
I loved all the coasters song especially this one after searching I know he did bring her in he was determined to find her still sounds good to me in 2020 back to you coasters
The Coasters are legendary
Back when rock and roll was worth listening to!!! And it came out long before I did in 69!!!
Yep, 67 was last solid year,, til 77.
Y’all. I’m 21 & I vibe to this sooooo hard. Great music, much soul! 🌸💕
i'm 75 and love this music too, nothing like it today, enjoy victoria
I am 75 this was our music ,so glad you like it .Keeps your body just moving enjoy!
Although I'm older than you, I'm 53, it's still before my time, but I was listening to these songs in the 80s as a teenager.
Love This song
The best vocal group of the Fifties. Quite an achievement considering the amount there was.
Come on that’s a stretch!
This is a good music!
no bieber...
this is the best, waaaay better than today's crap!
like bulldog drummond. ahh yea
TEMA GOLDBERG
1 second ago
I bet they had to enter from the back door.
I don't know I rather be "Just in beaver"... if you know what I mean?
So Hot... so brilliant, way ahead of its time ...still!
Jonny Beck absolutely!!!
"Hound Dog" the book by Leiber and Stoller about their career has a lot about their work with The Searchers. Great book!
+Terry McManus You read the book too huh. Jerry Leiber & Mike Stoller were amazing. So many people were either influenced or covered their Songs from The Beatles, Beach Boys, Elvis, Donna Summer whose songs have been revered by everyone from Smokey Robinson, Ray Charles and Isaac Hayes. Jerry's Son Oliver was in a Group called Ta Mara & The Seen who had a Hit Record called "Everybody Dance".
MUSICAL MEMORIAL: RHYTHM & BLUES VOCALIST CARL GARDNER DIED ON THIS DAY, JUNE 12, 2011, AT THE AGE OF 83. THE CAUSE OF DEATH WAS OF HEART FAILURE/VASCULAR DIMENTIA. HE WAS BORN ON APRIL 29, 1928. BOBBY NUNN DIED ON NOVEMBER 5, 1986, AT THE AGE OF 61 DUE TO HEART FAILURE. CORNELL-CORNELIUS GUNTHER DIED ON FEBRUARY 26, 1990, AT THE AGE OF 53. THE CAUSE OF DEATH WAS HOMICIDE-GUN SHOT WOUNDS. WILLIAM "DUB" JONES DIED ON JANUARY 16, 2000, AT THE AGE OF 71 DUE TO DIABETIC COMPLICTIONS. BILLY GUY DIED ON NOVEMBER 5, 2002, AT THE AGE OF 66. RONNIE BRIGHT DIED ON NOVEMBER 26, 2015, AT THE AGE OF 77. GUITARIST ADOLPH JACOBS DIED ON JULY 23, 2014, AT THE AGE OF 75. MAY THEY ALL REST IN HARMONY. FOR MORE INFO AND MEMORIALS, PLEASE JOIN MY GROUP AND VIEW MY TH-cam PAGE: TONY JAMS MUSICAL MEMORIALS 1950'S AND BEYOND. FACE BOOK PAGE: TONY JAMS MUSICAL MEMORIALS. THANK YOU.
TEMA GOLDBERG
1 second ago
I bet they had to enter from the back door.
More Coasters forever! This song has the memories of my first dance, first prom and first venture into the outside world, the Air Force.
I love that little shoutout to Fats Domino, "if she's hiding up, on that blueberry hill"
this is sooo cool a live performance. thanks for posting!
your welcome
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Gm edagdwg God blessed these men with a forever gift to sing about the women je loves a forever fan of true love Linda j.peace
The Coasters were GREAT,and vastly underrated 50's and 60's rockers. (Cornell Gunter died and my father both died Feb.26,1990.)
love this group
Me too
1960's what a decade, great music, great memories, the best times, especially with songs and groups like this. Happy Days
Pues ya no soy espesial por qué para tener plaser tengo que pagar pues ya que otras personas pagen por oír eso
It was such a happy time...an illegal war being waged by 2 criminals who worked in the oval office...3 culture shifting assasinations...a race war, protests in the streets... thousands of people suffering from PTSD from WW2 and Korean war....so many fantastic memories...
um... this was the 1950s...
whispering thunder no matter what decade is mentioned someone will always find something to darken it, I’m just talking about the music. This is hardly the forum to air political views. I understand where you’re coming from but there must be a better place air them .
Zack this clip is from 1960 but yes doo wops main era was the 50s!
View 708,942... Thank you for the song.
Now you see back in my day this was better than Justin Bieber ~_~
We missed out on some great TV shows here in the UK. Thanks for sharing
LOVE THE COASTERS. Every song was unique. TV in those days was beyond awful, and hysterical. Looks a bit better now. :) And I remember most all of those other songs on the top ten list too. Nice to see Dick Clark again in his early top show.
Where's the giant Hogarth!
I knew I heard from somewhere!
HOGARTH?! HOG HUG?!
chavedappelle HOGARTH HUGES!!!
I see y'all had a great childhood as well
Folks, this is the original group with Carl Gardner, Will (Dub)Jones,, Cornell Gunther and Billy Guy performing Searchin on American Bandstand back in the late 1950's!
Awesome! Thank you. Gonna play em all!
Great Music/Songs always Transend Time, the young generation even Love them!!
No auto tunes .. pure talent
Anyone got a time machine so I go back to 2:21 to kiss that pretty lady singing🤔❤
LeXXXus89 StanceD lol. She is pretty
I do and I did. Waste of time. She tasted like expired butter. I guess tooth brushin wasn’t popular yet back then
wow in 60 she was great
(from Bolivia)
Well, what do u think ... she's too pretty for u & me. But we have our dreams.
Simp
1957.............Fantastic Year!!!!!!
Musically their finest moment!
cue the "good ol' days" comments. Everything back in my day was better than now Today's music sucks, we get it
kylebrasuel not just the music, also the comments nowadays sucks!
I remember Beech-Nut gum but I don't remember this show at all. I listened to almost all music on the radio.
@g3user1usa ...You weren't born then.
Love 50s 60s rock n roll :D and iam 23 years old :D !
I can't believe my sixteen year old son showed me this video, that kid knows good music🙂
Can you clone him??
Hello Ella how are you doing hope you’re having a great time with your family may God bless you and your family
"HOLD THAT THOUGHT AND STAY RIGHT THERE!"
When I hear this song I think of Cheech and Chong
REMEMBERING FRANK PHILLIPS "BILLY GUY" (JUNE 20, 1936 - NOVEMBER 5, 2002)[06/20/2018]
It is sad, that people who created so much to make this country #1 and unique and the envy of the world, were and are under continued domestic terror by the same nation that they made pop. Without blak Americans, this country would be like the UK without any music - dull!
Funny 1960 the coasters were on top meanwhile the temptations are just coming into their own on motown
I read somewhere that they got their name because they were from the west coast.
whoknew
Doug Fever: Carl Gardner and Bobby Nunn (as I recall) started out in the L.A. area where they had several hits, singing with The Robins. When Ahmet Ertegun of Atlantic Records saw them, signed them, and persuaded them to relocate to New York, they changed the name of the group to the Coasters, reflecting their coast-to-coast journey. I believe that Bobby Nunn left the group shortly thereafter and was replaced, so he wasn't a Coaster for very long.
I LOVE this song! Bring Do-Wop Back please! (Although Gonna Finder Her Isn't strictly Do-Wop) The most joyous, hummable tunes ever.
Love this
Hello Angel how are you doing hope you’re having a great time with your family may God bless you and your family
20/22 love it! Never get enough of the Coasters!! 😂😂😂🤩👍
I'm sure those sets were colorful. It makes me wonder why they put in work on them for B&W broadcasts that could not see the work.
Billy Guy lead on this one for The Coasters he kills it oh yeah
I wish I was actually there at that time oh well I was actually born in December 1966. These cats appear on the Ed Sullivan Show back then.
Dick's technology is Flintstone.
Love this music
...some (nowadays) obscure' detective references - 'Boston Blackie' & 'Bulldog Drummond'...great 30s/40s B&W movies from my yout'...
Danced live to them in Ca. Think I'll go back and do it again.
love the Coasters!
Hello Ann how are you doing hope you’re having a great time with your family may God bless you and your family
They would walk away on some songs when the lead singer was while singing but when they came back they were right on point same beat
This Is Rock N Roll , Not Rock & Roll (That Is A Word For The Popular Music From 1970's,1980's,1990s,) Not Confuse
I FOUND HER.....but the LORD took her from me.
Who was the good-looking female that was singing in the audience?
Thank you for posting this.
I don't know,Tema Goldberg. I'm 69 and remember segregation (and Dick Clark WAS kinda bigoted) but he wouldn't have announced it so blatantly by having a black act enter the studio through the back door.
Top song from a class group
In Frankfort Ky in the mid-1980s, I had a friend who had heard that the Coasters were going to be at a little downtown bar auditioning for band members. Several of my friends and I went to the bar and we got an almost private performance of the Coasters playing all their hits. There were only about 10 people in the bar and we were about 15 feet from the stage. I'll be 81 this year and that night was one of the highlights of my life.
love the late screems contest after the top 10 song board. lol!
To think that a great group like this most likely couldn’t enter the in the front door of the places where they performed probably barely made $25 between them but was still able to make great music while facing segregation shame on America this country will NEVER change,,,,,,now back to the music!
Can't understand half of what they say....
The song itself was from 1957, but the AB show was from 1960; the song list were all 1960 hits. The Coasters live act was from 1960.
I have Always Adored this Group. My older brother got me hooked when I was 3-4? years old.
Hello Carrie how are you doing hope you’re having a great time with your family may God bless you and your family
You know it’s a crowd full of white kids cos they all clapping off beat 👐🏻👏🏻👐🏻👏🏻👀
Sing Searchin Paul, sing searchin
Pure gold.
The Coasters were basically the mix of The Clovers with the routine of the Cadillacs and the amazing tunes of Leiber/Stoller.
Iron Giant comments where?
THE BEATLES COVER SONG 1962